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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14

PARIS, .Iune II The l'aris newspapers rid
icuie the llrmpHcenu foucher duel unmerci
fully uans pf them going far as TO stIg
geSt prn'trraTg..ment InSuring the safety at
the .,on,l'nIniltS H. that AS it may, however.
the u3riiug liHs added to the prestige OF
neither cefriIeran and both will b. exceed
ingly Luz Ky iuc.,cape lis consequences without
loss of nlllwuci for in no other country III
the world than France can i public man be
50 quickly Irh thoroughly crushed by ritl-
f.IIls,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14
Rand of Hostile Apaches Surpriscd

BENSON. A. T., June IA hostile band OF
Apaches was surprised by Lieut.. Johnsons
command in the Rincon mountains Saturday
Tho horses and baggage of the Indians were
captured The Apaches scattered among the
rocks and viii probably try to make their
way back to San Carries. The troops are in
hot pursuit, however, and the hostiles will
probably be CAPTURED.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14
The Crown Princes Throat.

BERLIN, June l4-An eminent German
specialist writes to The Tagblat stating his
belief that the condition of the crown prince
is most serious, and expressing his opinlos that
in order to effect a cure it will be necessary to
remove the larynx, which operation can only
I've performed ut the permanent loss Of the pa
TENTS VOICE
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14
Coke Men Going to Work.

PITTsRuRG, June l4,-As result of the
breaking of the coke strike 1900 men will be
ut work by the middle of this week. The OWL
ers of blast furnaces are positively refusing
to pay more than 81 50 per ton for coke and
will keep their furnaces banked if they can
not get it at that price. This places the coke
operators between two fires They say the
price is impossible, especially with wages
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14

AUSTIN. Tex, June l4-Cinvernor Ross
has received letter from the adiutant gen
eral of the United States army making a
tender Of the hattie flags belonging to volun-
teer organizations Of the state of Texas now
in the custody Of the war department
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14

NEW York, juno I At special meeting
nf the First Ward Democratic association 0f
Brooklyn Monday night communication
from Gen Isaac S Catlin, saying that ne had
resigned from the Republican organization
Of the ward and applying for membership in
the Democratic was received and acted upon.
On motion Of George r. Abbott, Gen Cntlin
was eleetr,l Il member by acclamation
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14
FIVE BLOWN TO ATOMS.

Frightful Effects of Premature Mira
Glycerine Explosion.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. June 1.-THE In
man mines, thirty miles west of Chattanooga,
were the scene of terrible explosion Monday
evening A large number of men We're in a
chamber in the mines preparing to fire off a
dynamite cartridge when it exploded prema-
turely Five miners are reported to have
been blown TO atoms and ten more so badly
There is no telegraph office within ten
miles of Inman mines, hence no further de
tails can bt. learned
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14

WASHINGTON CITY, June 1.-The secreta-
ry of state is Informed by the minister Of
Spain in Washington that foreigners visit
ing Cuba to remain beyond one month
must provide themselves with passports.
Spanish consus in the United States are now
instructed to fix wise to United States pass
ports at the cost of ST.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14

OLEAN, N. Y, June IA wagon load of
nitro-glycerine cartridges exploded near here
Monday, demolishing fences and trees in the
vicinity and blowing the driver, Lew Hart,
TO pieces
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14

New N0Ek .hl'4 II. tii,> Sund,tra,., and
John Rohlnso;, it,-z'en.ei nlil,Ie, If gree
ment 10 >"lH' I nril,h If u,r' three arii hive
miles for $40 side. ie>t tNu 1t, iLn. Ttf.
IRIS rae, l. ii Tor july
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14

jet Of a good deal
Of Chicago newspa
Ter writing. He was
noini n a tie d and
elected as one Of the
six new judges for
this county a short
time ago, and has
been proposed for
govern or of t he
state and various
other offices, but if
be has ambition
Commissioner Ober-
", of the civil SER
vice board, seems
n
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14
These Eioiine Anarchists,

ger and the hoy VIM,
who were injured in
the skirmiSh at the
Anarchist picnic in
Guttenburg Sunday,
have about recovered
from the effects of
their wounds. Coun =
ty Prosecutor W in
field, OF Hudson coun-
ty, New jersey, is try
ing 10 get evidence on
which to M a X e a
requisilion on Gov.
ernor Hill for Herr
Most's extraditon on
the charge of melting
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14

improving rapidly The irritation of his eve
lids, which has been very painful to him is
suIsding. and in other respects the brttei
ment of bis condition is quite marked
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14

WASHINGTON CITY, June 14-Tbe total
value of the principal articles of provisions
exported from the United States during May
rast was S. Isl, 255, against ~ 629, 5ss IN May,
1870
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14

New YoRK, June "a 1t is now pretty gen
orally believed that Moloney #ill not testify
in the Sharp case. A report from Caada is
to the effect that Moluuey says lie has no III
tsnti9n Of tssttfsiue
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14
VIII Celebrate "oId Glory. -

HARTFORD. Conn, June a. ~ This rity on
Tuesday observed the 10Th anniversary of
the adoption of the stars and stripes as the
nations emblem Flags We're displayed from
the principal buildings
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14

1SpTAN>roLTS. Ind Juue 1.-THE 100
mile bicycle race, JIu Monday 0u the public
roads. near Charlottesville, was van hy
Rhoailes Time, hours - 81, "mi. tiv.kc,
Wa, tEond.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14

Travelling ulsters for the girl of the
period are of the thinnest cloth, and made
to fit as If they were never intended to be
taken of.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14

Some of the new striped suits are a
trifie too much like the style in vogue at
state institutions to be popular among all
men
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14
What Keif.r Knows ahont Blaine.

New Work, .Iune II Ev-Sreaker keifer,
Of Ohio, in conversation Thursday with a
Mail and Express reI"rtei. about Mr. Elaine,
said: Nh. Blaiu"s true reason fnr going to
Europe is To recuperate his health His
health is in a very PreCsrious condition, al
though it is given Out that he is well and ro-
bust. / have it from an inside source and
there can be no Doubt about the general
physical debility of Mr. Blame When MFR
Blaine was out west aud had that little spell
of sickness | was attending to some law cases
in Kansas. | saw several friends who had
talked with the surgeons AMI doctors that at
tended Mr. Blaine and they all stated that
his physicians had pronounced him in very
delicate health generally, End totally una
bic to stand severe attack Of Illness
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14

George Bancroft. the historian, never
fails TO pass an early hour of the warm
weather among his rose bushes.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14

Smelling salts are now carried in tiny
little metal box with a cham. They are
imported, and only reach the nostrils of
a select few
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14
Alsatians on Trial for Treason.

LEIPsIC. June 14-At the trial of the mem
hers of ths Alsatian Patriotic league Monday
all of the accused pleaded not guilty of the
charge of high treason, though they admitted
that they bad given financial aid to the
league II was not, they claimed, secret
order, hut a social organization whose sole
aim was to increase the patriotism and pro-
mote the efficiency of French youth. They
denied all knowledge of any design on the
part Of the league OF of individuals to recon.
quer the Reirhland by force
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14

A pin is made like jockey cap. en-.
ameled with any favorite colors, with a
tiny gold peak incrusted with diamonds.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14
Georce aud syeGlynn for state Senators

NFw YORK June "A The halief is gaining
ground TINT Henry George aud pr McGlvnn
will run for state senate at the next election
in the districts nov represented ny Senators
Cullen and HENRY. Bannete naming them
for these places will. II l. stli lse carried in
the great Nctilvnn parade next Saturday
The people of 81 stephen, fe,'isi, earnest
Is promoting the plan
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14

John E"s-n'l N"nng au Anti-P"v"rtr Wan.
PHTtApFIFHTN, Ia june | / John RrsSell
Young. eS-mnlster to China. was chosen
president oi tue Anti Poverty snc'ety of thus
city Monday. Tins gives him IL prominent
place in the Henry George movement Mr.
". } Atkinson resigned the position in Mr.
Nauun'S favor
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14

An English lord was sent home last
week at the expense of certain interested
New Workers.
White tulle berthss are prettily trimmed
with white chenille birds,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14

Summer pattern dresses are with par
asol and fen 20 match.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14

height Of il. According To n special in The
Times Tuesday Inotniug the "Bishopn is re-
ported as saving Monday afternoon:
THE Democrats cnn carry Illinois next
year if they select the right candidates and
go to work early enough, In the first place
Cleveland will lie renominated. In the sec
and place. soldier ought To be nominated for
vice president. l think this is better policy
than the nomination Of a southern man. Gen.
Black or Governor Palmer, or Col Morrison
in the second place would. with Mr.. Cleve
land, make a ticket that would carry
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14
AT Wu2K ON THE FIFTH CLAUSE.
Irish Home Rulers Refuse To re Goy-
ernesI by Giafistsre.

efheti Nv blIiisIS1e-
Lo"00,5. June l4-Tho house Of commons
comratt.n Mos, by NIGHT resumed consdera-
ton nj ti, ti.fh iGI.ss Ot the GRIM, Till deal
ing with H." matter Of f,rori;iuiny districts
'Ii,is' catiIil conditions y number nf
arl"n. Inc AZ, offered ami Gladstone sad
the r'"rrr rules had better spnnl their time
IN do t',n- Usi ;htier IIhlectS The amend
rnent@ kept on, however. showing, that large
section oI tho ttrIglht., have iefhId!ftci the
Glad ,t'H.'- :'nrT;aii rue. All the amendments
The government opposed were defeated 10y
round n IorIfIe: nua amendment limiting the
authority ri the rIrerby in proClalmlnC DIS
trc' TO ti,p5c whore il WIS nece sSary 10 pre-
vent or punish crime was accepted by the
government and another, making proclaim
alton stlhj"ct to the veto of either house of
parliament va, also adopted. The govern
ment also proposed and clrrIel nm amendment
making summary iuris liction and change of
VENUE apply 10 crimes committed before
district was proclaimed, provided that they
were COMMITTEE after the passage Of this act
Pr"parin.: for tn. nueen's Jubilee.
LONDON. Juue 1I-London is Just now I'M
der the inf,uenre of an enthusiasm unprece-
fente-l IN thu itIter-day history of the metrnp-
oils Everybody IS preparing to celebrate
the 'r,"eus Jubilee ami viring with his neigh
hon in tie ,.las oratcuess of his preparations
The houses along the principal streets are de
faced by wirc=s cords. pieces Of wood and
every conrcivabledp device for illumination, and
transparencies, gas fixtures, Chinese lanterns,
etc, are isiug put in position as rapidly as a
vast army Of workm"u can place them. The
hotels ARE already filed to Overlooking in
spite Of the fact that thew have advanced
their charges from 20 TO 20 per cent, and the
matter OF slr"ltering and feeling the multi
tude of visitors during the festivities has be-
como q rrnlllem difficult of snlntion
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14

LONDON. June 1.-THE government news
papers pay their respects 10 the American
testimonial To Gladstone in language running
the gaunIt from satire to deaunciaton. They
are un1nimous. however, in asserting that
The sx premier is icing used by crafty Amer
icans ~ further the ends Of colossal adVcr-
tising scheme and III iirectIy mention Joseph
Puilz"r john H. ,ltarin EraStus Wiman
AMI others as selfish promoters Of plan to
adverfia.. themselves aud then bllslneS7 at the
-.xGaG,.. IT - vain DID man.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14

"The Great Chief Wilhout-a-S Scalp" is
the title given to the Prince of Wales by
the Indians of the Cody band in London.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-14
OBERLY LOOKS AHEAD
AND INFORMS A NEWSPAPER MAN
WHAT HE SEES THERE.

Grinneil, of Chicago. To BE President in
1892 by Nice Little Twist on the Repub-
Hcans-keifer Has Some Inside Inform
alton About Biaine-Racc Proposed for
McGiynn and George.
CHICAGO June THE future advance
ment of States Attorney Grinnell, of this
city, since his successful prosecution of the
Anarchists last year, hes teen made the sub
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

ST.. PATRICK's EHuRcH N RoMk -
hone possesses. say the guide books,
s6A churches. and the guide booka
seem 70 think IL il . pity that there
i mol one for every day In the Year.
Another church i 20 BE- built and Il
70 be the church OF the IFish people
Every nation In Europe except Ire
land has bad Ii the Efernal CITY ifs
own representative basilica. Eax-
lands u that superb S. PauI's Which,
lying outside the walls Of the city
and In the heart Of q maiari0us tract,
Is one Of the statelieA Of all the So
cred edi6ces. Some time ago the
Augustinine College ID Rome was ax-
propriated. The state granted gl0,-
900 compensation, and the money Is
70 be devoted to build new college
In place OF the old one, which has
been demolished. But the founders
OF the new institution have resolved
10 do more, and Leo XIII has given
then bis help. The Irish bishops are
assisting in the rearing Of "a sdiice
which viii be known In the guide
books az the Church of Sc. Pafrick,
and which will assemhla within lis
wallis the Irish priesthood hitherto
scattered about the different Roman
churches. and accepting the hospi-
tality Of baildings reared BY the sub
scorpions and dedicated 10 the faith
full Of other nations. Pail Mall Ca
zcite.
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BsAsm 90 m Ksaxsek.


pF. Jshn u. KsIIook. whsae aaash b
ann0unssd = ansshss nsanmn. waa bern
- Norfplk. vszeinla. II TIE PEAR 1ses
Re was ahs asn Of Rsv. Dr.. ahsp&sa Z.
ksllsek. . nsssd Prssh5asrizn elssRy-
mam.
Affair rseeivina classical sdnnakion
Ne aEAdsAtsd "a shs medical departments
g she University e. PsnnsglsAnfA ID
Isl. After EeFvina swo veafs IN the
Pennsylvania Hospital Is RhilndslphiA
~ c0naznenesd he psastiee Of hi PRE-
fsesian Ia New Eeesav.
On TIE 18th % Jnly. Ie63 be waa -.
| polluted "a Assistants 5aFeean Of Volnn-
teaFa. ama cas- detaiis1 for gsTsise witk
the AFEns af tha PosnxnsS. Do shs 16sh
pf hay. 1854. ne wss commissioned a.
Sa1Racn Of she Oae Hundred and
Eighty -nfnth PennsylBanis Voiuntesfx.
eth abe r&nk Of Captain, &nd On the
"a Of Jnly Of the sans yeaF wns pFe-
NOTED 70 tbs rank Of Major. On fhe
ffth Of Jane. 1853. be vas eommissi0n-
- as Lieutenant Colonel BY hrevss '-f0F
faithful snd merisorionR sefvices 6ussnR
The var On IRE Esh Of Jnae, 1854, be
vas detailed b. General Meade "a Med
A42144 AtAtH34sfN y 41aE al A&# "a &&& x SO
mac. aud vas afteFwards M deal In
spsctsE ef che Dsasfies 81 Washington
He waa With Grants arn1y at the euF
reader Of Lse at App0uatscx. and re-
aiRnad bis commission Ia June, 1865,
when be was h0u0rabiy discharged
He wae one Of the 0rgsusx re- 81 TIE
Millkary Oder Of The 4 val Legion. bis
hadge being unmbsxed 10 In that order.
Ga tha l5sh Of Janaary, 1870. be was
appointed SaF ersfsoKy Surgeon Of sha
United Stalks Marine Hospitals. With
headquarters at San Francisco. and
while holding ahis position be Organic d
the Marine Hospital at Port Townsend.
h FesiRned in 1879 for the puFpsss Of
engaging In business enterprises. ID
which be was not sncefRsful. After
praesieiaR bis profession for s0Ens years
- the Southern States, be removed 20
Seattle ia 1881. hia health has nos
been god for some yeaEs. and when IN
OctoheR last be was appointed By the !
War DepaKf@ent AZ eontrack surgeon to |
the Garrison ST Gear a'Aiene, he vas
able 10 performs the duties Of his station |
bat ons mont when be vas brought |
home 10 die.
DR.. Koiloek va married Oct q. 1866,
70 Margaret. daughter Of Prof. AFcai /
bald Mitchell, the Univsrsszy Of /
aud lsaves sarvisin2 9 /
widow and Eve children. |
Alsheugh snfsring most acutslv, yet /
vas be meek an patient, resigned and /
waiting for bis cad. which came at lAss
Deacefally and CALMLY ~ the ~ ct sleep
which steals over Infancy. he died /
without even struRgla eonscioas to the 1
last-yet full Of frm faith that AL vas
well. His memory will ever BE- cher
lshed fondly BY his children and friend,
and by'oRe especially 10 whom life 10
SOY bat desert. The wounds Of young
hearts may be healed; bat Of the old.
1svef. z.
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4
Ruax IowNanxp. Jaa. s-Amsx5Ml
snheoner Araan, Cara. FalkzaxrA, 70
lensl wss sewsd 70 Kara Esskslg Iesssz'
CaL
Amersesn barb sarsh q. u dessaF
Capa. T0wnsand. e81 sans. whisA haa
/ hsen bare asvsrnl dAys esskina charter,
las bsen chartered 10 Load Q cargo q
tnmhex nt Tneomas far Sydnsys y.
8. W..
Korwaeian slip /. GA CapL Jor
| Jensen. I191 tons, walsh arrived hers
Jan 2, 1851. has been chartered b
Ae@znz Hsnry Land a ca, Of San
Francisco - Load csrea Of lnEE9sg Ax
eas Of saa Pa7es iii c.. az mills for
Melboarns wharf, Australia.
Tug Hgiyoks arrived here Last even
Ing with boom ef loss from Sam1sA.
for Chs W. Il. 4 l. Co. 81 faFk bad
laek.
American bark Jalie Eoard, Capt.
RsrRman, which put haek here On ac-
eounf Of losing her saiis several days
aeo, has FeeeiFed . nsw Get Of sails
from San Fra1oisco. and will prababsy
sail tcniRhs for Der destination.
Swedish bark Baited Win. Captain
Hutten. 773 t0ns, from OalI4e, arrived
yesterday al Royal Roads, seeking CHAR
taF. This wessel took cargo OF iaaH-
Der from Port Discovery ab0Et eight
monthe ago for tha Wess Coast.
TnR Tyes isft here this rnnrnina fog
Port Blskaly 10 tow the Norwegian
barkenfins Regina here. Th4 Reeina 10
l0aded with cargo of timber ana LAM
Der for ShaDQ Al, Chira.
Captain A7ef of the American ship
JeFemiaa Thompson whieh Is loading
cargo Of lambaF az Port Discovery for
San Pedro. haa been here for tie past
week under medical treatment. The
Oapsais wns ahle 10 be abonl to-day and
SAYS he will be able 10 assunc his duties
Ia . few days
Norwegian bark g. Tobaas. Captain
knndsea. $50 tons, il nav due from
MsIhDuFns. Australia. She loads Q re-
tara cargo OF lnmber on the Sound.
Sha is . new vssssl, this being Der first
trip. Hhe is namad after e ship broker
10 New YsFk. and 10 owned by Captain
KnndsHn and okhera.
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UExIxD 0HsEsrIoks. = Yessafday 81
tsfnoon An anxieas looking man mean
dared into the Auditors oiEics and said
that 10 had friend Who wanted 10 eet
married. Well. khas's an easy mater
- Arrange" aaid tbs obsiqina Deputy
Andiio 'BFing your friend In sHea,
suppose 20, bnt NV friend wanted 20
hna ont IL IL made any difference
ehesheT ne old man wss willing or
nos. The Riri amt Of are yet, and her
father objects. Her mothsf IL willing
and 30 b the RiFl. bat the father ID op-
p lssd 10 the match" The Depufy Aun-
IsoF bad become interested IN the case
By thia tifnes but, being unable % asesF-
tain the names Of the would be wOR-
81 tppers al The shrine Of EnatFimuny, be
closed the interview BIZ informing the
friend Of his inability TO iszua ne Do
sired document unless both Of The girls
parents would give their consent
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9I.00 Black Cashmere reduced 10 69s.
OIearanca sale Of CHEsrER CLKARx. ia4


War rHE RvsE PA person passing
along Commercial street. who Is not
posted in the city, would naturally in
uairs the cause Of the crowds Of boys
aud msn who thF0nQ the ciothinRsds
paEtment Of the San francisco Store si
ali hours OF the DAY and evening. In
order 10 inform the pablis in regard 10
this, q reporter interviewed Mr.. Paul
Slugernan in regard 81 the matter:
well" said be, "ws are taking no
stock and clearing shis department as
rapidly a. possible 20 make room for
go0da nov on The road from New York.
For Instance, ehildreu's suits, Ia all
wool. plsids, eta, for boys ranging from
four 10 ten years, We are ssiltng as W
q suit. The former prices we're 81. IS
aud Sc. We have $50 salts and zee
give customers their eactse for ~
Men'a union aaita aud broken suits, We
are pellicR for 81; former price. &l2.
Atwood suits re ara selling as BIS; for
mer price, SIS We have eat our $50
salts dovn te e22. Boys' saisa. from II
30 II years. We sell at IS; former price,
&9 90. We have $50 pairs Of meas
pants, Left from suits, which We are sell
INK AZ half price. We have Is dazen
salts af red knitted nndsFwsav. she for
mer price Of which vas e3 per suit,
which we are new selling ~ I'll 20 per
suit; also IG0 edo youtha' salts eli pat
teFna, all woal coed Ioinz - 81 50. for
mef price. &tS ID, IS uatsn eashnere
Ga d. former prtce 50 90, % Afe nos
selling AZ SI2s; Afl-wool black cork
aurew saiaa. farmeF price SIS. ROE sell,
ing at SIS; beat eashmass euita IN the
msrkss. feFmeF prize 80. DOC selling 81
SIS; anest crepe suits. cold everywhere
az SIS. ve ssli ~ IS. and oar boys' hats
we have fedaeed from u 10 80 cents
each. With aneh bargains IS these, 10 10
any wondeF cur store IA thFongea al
The tune With customers. The prices
have given sou We vii stand ey Tor
thirty days only"
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..,r city subscrIbeFs Msal
-. !. 100 b rsae Pcss-intsiilasn'
= =, amusement direct. :. =.
'.'.ssssT has been appelnsed
.'.s.~sssg ana viii hereafter call
80 eur patrons for ~ : DsilS
4 81 business connscsed with
- geutes. q. o. Mennys slse
s =. rsure agent. rsfiresfroFn
80 espagtmens, but MI bills
= oelly city subscriptions -
ssnssaEy I 81. 1887, arc due Mr.
ssaanv and ysl'i be collected
n MIN
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RRAL ESTATE

The following deeds have been flsd
for record since onr last report:
David T. Denny and Louisa DeBny 10
Anna II. Palmer. lot u. block 81, ID. 7.
DENNIS Park addition 70 North Seattle,
$500.
Eiward L. Terry ct al 10 MARY Glea.
son, lots ! and Q, block Z, Tarry'a Fourth
addition TO Seattle, $500
Austin A. Bell aud Eva ID. Bell 10
Alexander Mclean, lot l, block r,
Bells Fifth addition 10 Seattle. $500.